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Ok. Let me ask a different question. Is Christianity about righteousness and walking in it?
If faith is about this then amen, but if it is not, it is about walking unrighteously and
reconciling this with a Holy God.
Now you could say God is not Holy and does not need reconciliation, but then God would
not be the unchanging Holy God of scripture.
And walking righteously is walking in the love of God, love of your neighbour and your enemy.
And yes, let us all join together to walk in fellowship as the people of Kingdom to fulfill
this, through the cross and resurrection to new life with the baptism of the Holy Spirit Amen
For the entire law is fulfilled in keeping this one command: “Love your neighbor as yourself.”
Gal 5:14
Love does no harm to a neighbor. Therefore love is the fulfillment of the law.
Rom 13:10
If faith is about this then amen, but if it is not, it is about walking unrighteously and
reconciling this with a Holy God.
Now you could say God is not Holy and does not need reconciliation, but then God would
not be the unchanging Holy God of scripture.
And walking righteously is walking in the love of God, love of your neighbour and your enemy.
And yes, let us all join together to walk in fellowship as the people of Kingdom to fulfill
this, through the cross and resurrection to new life with the baptism of the Holy Spirit Amen
For the entire law is fulfilled in keeping this one command: “Love your neighbor as yourself.”
Gal 5:14
Love does no harm to a neighbor. Therefore love is the fulfillment of the law.
Rom 13:10
not to avoid your questions, because they seem reasonable enough
but I would say Christianity is about following Christ and the rest follows as we do
the Bible does say there is no one righteous, so I would say that our righteousness is the righteousness that God has provided us through His Son
since nothing we do can earn salvation, and since we are told in Galatians to continue in our walk the same as how it started, by faith. I would say that each day must be lived in faith
I want to be so much better than I am and every day I fail, so does that make me unrighteousness?
I don't think so if I understand scripture. Paul says we run our race to the end and I sure am trying to do that!
if we are encouraged along the way, then it would be like people on the side of the race, handing out water or whatever as the racers go by
Paul uses these illustrations of athletes...racing, wrestling and so on